Monday - Path Review

Computer path problems are one of those things that keep popping up, so we're going to spend a few minutes reviewing path syntax (syntax is just the order in which things occur - like in sentence syntax, where you put adjectives before the things they describe instead of after them). With path syntax, computers demand that we write the paths perfectly; any error will result in a computer failure to find what you need it to find. With Web design, this results in "file not found" errors, which I am sure you have experienced from time to time when surfing the Web.

To help reinforce path syntax, review the W3Schools tutorial on relative and absolute paths in HTML. I'll walk through the examples with you in class to reinforce the structure.

After that, we'll get started on this week's coding challenge, which is a repetitive CSS Grid. The code is not complicated at all but it takes time to type in - which can be a little tedious, so be patient with this one. A screenshot of the challenge can be found below: